I went out to pattern my Pedersoli. I fired one shot from my cylinder bore then fired my modified. Now the improved trigger will not go into half-cock nor full-cock position? Any advice would be highly appreciated! I wish I lived near one of you guys that know how to work on these guns, but I do not.
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I'm so depressed with new gun
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I cant follow what you mean by improuved trigger is it one of the over & under sorts came out years ago or a normal side by side . sounds like wood bound or scear springs both went caput . Take it to a gunsmith is all I can suggest . Rudyard
Bob McBride
54 Cal.
Loosen your lock screws and try again. Most people early on crank down on the screws. They should just hold the lock in place.
Fixing to try Bob!
Does the lock work outside the stock? If it does, look inside the lock mortise. When I first got my Pedersoli SxS the lock internal parts were making contact with the wood in the mortise. A little relief work with sharp chisel, problem resolved. Three of the four Pedersolis I currently own needed some help when received.
Bob McBride
54 Cal.
I would take the screws out, take the lock out and lightly put the lock back in with no screws and just holding it in place see if it functions. If that doesn’t help take the lock out and see if it functions correctly outside the lock. Check that your trigger moves freely.
Is there a certain sequence in removing and replacing the locks? I haven't even removed them yet. Yesterday, I took the barrel off, cleaned it, the nipples, and the inside of the hammer faces and the outside of the hammers and stock very well. Am I aloud to cock both hammers while hunting or am i supposed to shoot, then cock the second trigger?
Fixing to get to it and stop sobbing like a baby,lol
Will you stay online for a while, u and Mr. Bob? I am transferring back into my wheelchair and get gun at my table along with tools. I will be quick for any other questions. Thanks guys!
Start loosing the lock screws a turn or so. Does that free things up?
Standing by to stand by.
Bob McBride
54 Cal.
SDSmlf is your guy for those guns Hawk but I am here as well. Your very own emotional support YouTuber.
I removed the lock, and it works perfectly, so I will put a little of that blue greese and put it back to see where it is hitting, then remove with chisels. Thank you so much man!
I don't know what I'd do without yaw fellows, lol!SDSmlf is your guy for those guns Hawk but I am here as well. Your very own emotional support YouTuber.
The screw heads are in the right lock plate (we are talking about a SxS, correct). Make sure you have a proper fitting screwdriver.
getting blue stuff, chisels, and magnifying glasses out now, wow, I thought my early dove season was over!
I would try it first with the locks not tighten all the way. Maybe tighten, then back off one turn on each screw.
Yes sir, exact gun, and yes sir I'm using the bits that fully fit slot
Trying now, stand by please!
Put the lock in half or full cock to put back n place?
